Have u tested both?
Why is 460 much better than 465?
I bought PNY to flash to 470
And i had Gigabyte GTX 460 1 GB
460 took 13xxx GPU score in vantage
465 12xxx
Have u tested both?
Why is 460 much better than 465?
I bought PNY to flash to 470
And i had Gigabyte GTX 460 1 GB
460 took 13xxx GPU score in vantage
465 12xxx
The 465 is more powerful, and can sometimes be flashed/unlocked to be a 470, but the 460 runs cooler and quieter, and uses less power. If the 465 is cheaper then the 460, and a little bit more heat/power consumption doesn't scare you, or you'd really like a 470, then grab the 465..
Another thing I find funny is AMD/Intel would snipe any of our Moms on a grocery run if it meant good quarterly results, and you are forever whining about what feser did?
OC both to the same clock speed and the 465 will be faster due to more shader cores.
469? U mean the 460 right? 465 is faster mate..
Another thing I find funny is AMD/Intel would snipe any of our Moms on a grocery run if it meant good quarterly results, and you are forever whining about what feser did?
http://hwbot.org/hardware.compare.do...03_1&id=1695_1
Hmmm interesting
As i said 460 beats in vantaeg (and also in unigine heaven)
460 Overclocks better
Zotac 460 amp edition is great card :P
Ah... I might considering getting the GTX460 for my existing mITX build, then (or wait to update my mITX into the SB or AM3+ era...)
460 truly performs better than 465
it caused by texture filter rate and how many shaders they have, 460 gets higher data than 465 in these items, that's why 465 gets much cheaper than 460 now.
460 > 465 for the most part. The only reason the 465 exists is because of piss-poor yields on GF100, NV had to salvage every chip they could.
So far have bought 5 x Point of View GTX465, and em all unlocked to GTX470, all are running stable 850MHz core.
Hell with GTX460 when you can get PoV GTX465 and unlock it
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MSI Golden edition 465 also unlocks
EVGA 465 also unlocks. Just need to check the back for the right amount of ram chips.
Yeah PCB must be Black
I'll buy 465 only for flashing 470
There are numerous cases that those POV 465 unlock "halfway"; They unlock the shaders and the mem but they run unstably (artifacts @ occt) and they need a slight underclock on the mem(~120MHz) or a bump on the core voltage to stabilize. The core overclocks as usual in such cases, still.
Is someone have both a 465 and a 470 it would be nice to mm the actual vmem, maybe a memory pencil mode is the case here
Unlocking 465
http://hw-lab.com/gtx-465-upgrade-tool.html
Guide for flashing Nvidia bios..
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=313989
Another thing I find funny is AMD/Intel would snipe any of our Moms on a grocery run if it meant good quarterly results, and you are forever whining about what feser did?
I know how to flash :P
I flashed POV 465 to 470
::: Desktop's - Intel *** Intel 2
2 x Xeon E5-2687W *** Intel i7 3930k
EVGA SR-X *** Asus Rampage IV Extreme
96Gb (12x8Gb) G.Skill Trident X DDR3-2400MHz 10-12-12-2N *** 32Gb (8x4Gb) G.Skill Trident X DDR3-2666 10-12-12-2N
3 x Zotac GTX 680 4Gb + EK-FC680 GTX Acetal *** 3 x EVGA GeForce GTX780 + EK Titan XXL Edition waterblocks.
OCZ RevoDrive 3 x4 960Gb *** 4 x Samsung 840 Pro 512Gb
Avermedia LiveGamer HD capture card
Caselabs TX10-D
14 x 4 TB WD RE4 in RAID10+2Spare
4 x Corsair AX1200
::: Basement DataCenter :::
[*] Fibreoptic connection from operators core network
[*] Dell PowerConnect 2848 Ethernet Switch [*] Network Security Devices by Cisco
[*] Dell EqualLogic PS6500E 96Tb iSCSI SAN (40 2Tb Drives + 8 Spare Drives, Raid10+Spare Configuration, 40Tb fail safe storage)
[*] Additional SAN machines with FusionIO ioDrive Octal's (4 total Octals).
[*] 10 x Dual Xeon X5680, 12Gb DDR3, 2x100Gb Vertex 2 Pro Raid1 [*] 4 x Quad Xeon E7-4870, 96Gb DDR3, 2x100Gb Vertex 2 Pro Raid1
[*] Monster UPS unit incase power grid failure backed up by diesel powered generator.
This is very nice, but it doesn't always work that way. I used to have a POV465 witch unlocked in the manner I describe above :/
After a bit of searching, I found I wasn't the only one:
http://www.overclock.net/video/91041...465-190-a.html
http://www.overclock.net/video/91663...465-110-a.html
but I don't know weather it was a vddr issue - or just plain poor memory clocking... Either way, a slightly memory underclocked 470 is far better that a normal 465 imho
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